Alan,
I'm not sure about VB5, but in VB4, you can select the object's name in the
properties window and then close the window. When the form is once again
the active window, the object you selected in the properties will then be
the selected object on the form.
I'm not sure how to actually move the object manually. I've always just
tried to set its position in the properties window as well, by using the
"top" and "left" attributes.
Hope this helps.
Alex
I'm not sure about VB5, but in VB4, you can select the object's name in the
properties window and then close the window. When the form is once again
the active window, the object you selected in the properties will then be
the selected object on the form.
I'm not sure how to actually move the object manually. I've always just
tried to set its position in the properties window as well, by using the
"top" and "left" attributes.
Hope this helps.
Alex
